Best Plumbing Services in United States

Lowe's water heater installation, first off I did my homework and had 3 bids to install a new water heater, I had to bring plumbing up to the Austin 2015 codes and these guys did a great job. There was additional cost of $180, however it was all code related upgrades. I had 1 bid that was the same price, and 2 that were another $200-$600 more.  Total cost was at approx $1100, this was with military discount.  Not including a $50 rebate I need to send off.  So if you don't have an expansion tank and have a aux heat pump, be ready for those extra costs.   All in all I feel I got a fair price as I had other bids.  Also don't buy Lowe's install kit, as they don't use it and you just have to go return it to the store.

Contacted Ray to replace my kitchen faucet since the original one was still in there.  The house was built in the 60s.  It took a lot of work since original valves were pretty rusted.  Ray did an awesome job replacing the faucet and the garbage disposal. I definitely recommend him.   He's professional and was wonderful work with.  He's my new plumber!!

I am so happy to have found West Austin Handyman to tackle our to do list. I appreciated the responsive communication, professionalism, and really quality work for a fair fee. Excited to check off next project.

Highly recommend Legit Plumbing. I had an unusual problem with my toilet, and Sam had to do a lot of research to come up with a solution that worked. I think his pricing is fair, and they did an excellent job. Happy to call him if I need any more plumbing work done.

Evidently the city water lines are the homeowners' responsibility from the shut off valve in. Called Excalibur and John was at my house within 45min and had the issue fixed...loose fitting. Tightened it up, no service fee or charge. I was blown away. Obviously very honest and prompt. Thank you!

Jason hunter.. any update..?  You and Robert took the $4600 and did not complete the tasks.

Lets start this by saying the repair guy who showed up was nice, informative and understanding.  
However, showing up 2-3 hours late (depending on how you look at it) is NOT very acceptable in my books.  I don't believe that it was the repairman himself to blame.  I was told someone would be out between 10 am to 1 pm.  I get a call at 12:52  by 2:12 Still no one!  So I call, get the ye old it has been a very busy day routine, which I understand completely. Then by 3 something I call to cancel because I found someone else to come by (note they made it within 1 hour of my calling them).  The Repair guy from Auger shows up about 5-10 after I make the cancel call, so let him look at heater since he was there.  HOPE HE GETS PAIDED.  
Well lets face it... I am dealing with two seniors, alone, without hot water, and waiting for a repair guy for hours past appointment time.  This does not make for a happy customers.  
I would recommend that any one who calls them ask them how busy there schedules are for the day, I hope they give you a honest answer.

I had the pleasure of having both Josh and Clayton come out and help find a leak.  Awesome guys, awesome service, they won't fleece you. Can't recommend them enough.  I hope I don't have any other leaks any time soon but if I do, I'll be calling accurate leak and line.  Good dudes.

I had a second floor toilet that was leaking through to the first floor ceiling.  I called Fast Plumbing for help.  I was told they had a service person in my area.  Eric arrived in about 30 minutes.  I explained my problem to him and he immediately went to work.  In about an additional 30 minutes he had my leaky toilet problem resolved.  Thanks Eric and Fast Plumbing for a super job that exceeded my expectations.

Super awesome, very professional, thorough and excellent priced--which all feels hard to come by these days!

I called American Leak Detection when I discovered my pool was losing water. They found the leak and I decided to have them do the repair. They estimated $2500-3000 based on not knowing exactly what would be required because the leak was determined to be underneath the flagstone pool deck. Two technicians came out and performed the repair in just under 2 hours. I have no complaints about the work done (so far so good) but I was charged $2550 ($2500 labor, $50 for materials) for the repair which I believe is unreasonable for the amount of work required to fix it.  Maybe I'm off base and $600+/hour is a fair labor rate for pool repair but I feel a little taken advantage of.

A story regarding a simple water leak in the kitchen.  Water bubbled up in area in front of the sink and dishwasher.  Elmer sent a plumber who rang the doorbell, listened to my description of water on the floor, then retreated to his truck for a phone consultation with his boss. He returned to my porch and quoted a price near $900 to continue with leak detection services. I declined his offer and called Elmers. The service manager said the price was justified because the leak could be caused by a cold water pipe, or a hot water pipe, or caused by a leak in the concrete foundation. True enough. But it could have been caused by tunneling burglars or an earthquake, but it wasn't. I said I didn't think I should have to pay the $59 service fee, since the plumber never entered the kitchen to take a look at the wet floor. The manager explained that the service fee was for showing up, but looking at the kitchen was leak detection and he wouldn't do that until I agreed to the nearly $1000 starting charge. I protested, pointing out that the only property of mine touched by his employee was my doorbell and my credit card. Anyway, my wife wiggled the dishwasher out and we saw a corroded copper pipe spraying a nice little stream. Eventually cost about $185 to have repaired.

Answering service said they didn't service area they show they have an office. Had to call and follow up myself to try to schedule service.

After successfully ci firming they did service my area (and allegedly have an office less than a mile from my house), they also confirmed they could perform the work I was requesting and would have a free service call to evaluate.  They required a 4 hour service call window, so I did a a 2pm-6pm window. After taking off a half-day to accommodate, I finally got a call at 6:30pm. The plumber simply told me they did not offer the service I needed (installation of a studor vent because my older house did not have a p-trap or vent for the washing machine drain). He told me at that time that they do not offer the service and he could quote the price to remove the faulting running trap and install a new one. I informed him I was not certain I even had a running trap, to which he said I probably did. I asked that he still come out to assess the situation just so verify. He fumbled around and said he would have to call his supervisor. He called back 5 minutes later and said it would be $12,850 to replace the running trap (that he didn't even know if I had). I asked that he still come out to look at it, and he said it would be $499 just to run a camera. No thanks, obviously a company that doesn't care about customer or the work.

Got a local small business to come out that next day, ran a camera for $75 to confirm I DID NOT even have a running trap, and they installed a new washing machine box, p-trap, and studor vent for less than $500.

Obviously a company that has grown too big to provide good service - have a 3rd party answering service that doesn't even know their service area, and plumbers that will do anything they can to avoid adhering to the service calls when their day is running long.

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